Zinc

The Complex Pallet The following are colours which may be mixed with each other without producing any deleterious effect or without undergoing any change excepting madder lake as mentioned on the previous page.

Lamp black Ivory black Bone black Graphite Zinc white Permanent white Bright red oxide Venetian red Indian red Burnt sienna Raw sienna Yellow ochre Burnt umber.

Roman ochre.

French Ochre, Oxford Ochre, Chromium Oxide, Opaque, Chromium Oxide, Transparent, Ultramarine Blue, Natural or Artificial, Cobalt Blue, Natural or Artificial, Cadmium Yellow, All Shades, English Vermilion or any Vermilion made of Mercury, Madder Lake or Alizarin Lake, With the exception of the madder and alizarin lakes, all the other colours can be mixed with each other without any danger of decomposition, and madder lake can be mixed with most of these colours, with the exception of the following.

Watercolours should, of course, never be varnished, but may be fixed, if necessary, with a very weak casein solution.

The perfect and simple palette of watercolours is practically the same as that of oil colours, with a few additions as follows.

Zinc White Constant White Lamp Black Yellow ochre, raw sienna, raw umber, burnt sienna, cadmium, burnt umber, Indian red, Venetian red, ultramarine blue, cobalt blue, chrome green, opaque, chrome green, transparent, emerald oxide of chromium, vermilion, madder lake.

a water-colour painting must be hermetically sealed in the frame and it must not be backed up with a thin veneer of wood for time and again these wood veneers contain knots which are very resinous and these resins in a warm room will evaporate, strike through and form a yellow spot or ring on the painting itself.

Now we're to our first mineral, zinc.

Let's just quote here the very first statement.

Zinc may play an important role in the body's defense against influenza infection.

Experimental studies further suggest that zinc can enhance antiviral immune responses.

Together, these findings suggest a supportive role for adequate zinc status in antiviral defense against influenza.

[laughs] Those are some pretty powerful statements.

This is the research study these quotes come from, Zinc and Respiratory Viral Infections, Important Trace Elements in Antiviral Response and Immune Regulation.

Hemagglutinin and neuraminidase are the actual spike proteins of flu to be able to get inside of your body.

But I wouldn't be, you know, in this space, if you're going to play commodities, Copper would be my preference.

Zinc at the moment, Zinc's really making a bit of a move.

And gold is also my number one preference as well.

So I'd rather be in that space than being in the nickel space right now until I see a change of trend on the nickel price.

It's just, like I said, they're in the right space, right commodities, silver, copper and zinc.

All right.

Zinc's starting to move.

Yeah.

If the gold price goes up and that ratio goes down, that means the silver price has an even more extreme move.

Okay, now, oh, let's talk about All of silver's relatives are doing quite well, okay? Silver's got some relatives out there, gold, copper, but zinc is also a relative to silver, and there's some crazy things going on in the zinc market.

Most, not most, but a good portion, right? You know, 75% of silver that's mined every year is a byproduct of copper mining, right? Zinc mining, lead mining, and zinc, who is another one of the relatives of silver.

There's something crazy going on in the zinc market.

And what does that tell us? And then we're going to examine this even more deeply about the relatives of silver and how well they're doing.

What's the best performing metal of this year? It is zinc.

And then take a look at this, guys.

This is from investingnews.com. Zinc price hits a four-year high as silver and lead credits rewrite mine economics.

So zinc appears to be doing a few things and there are a few proposed mechanisms and they're all worth understanding.

So number one.

Zinc appears to be blocking the virus's scissors.

So the cold virus builds its proteins as one long strands and has to be cut into pieces.

Zinc interferes with this cutting so the virus builds parts it cannot use.

So it's really distracted by creating all of these parts but it can't snip them apart and therefore they can't use.

Zinc also attempts to be blocking the doorway.

So cold viruses enter your cells through a specific receptor by hanging on with their little hook and zinc appears to have affinity with that receptor and it can sit in the way so it can block them from using their hook and attaching them.

And while I do do that sometimes as needed, I have learned the hard way.

I mean, I dosed myself Gosh, in my 20s, I took so much zinc, I completely crashed out my immune system.

Zinc's a heavy metal.

Yeah.

People don't recognize that.

And while I do do that sometimes as needed, I have learned the hard way.

I mean, I dosed myself Gosh, in my 20s, I took so much zinc, I completely crashed out my immune system.

Zinc's a heavy metal.

Yeah.

People don't recognize that.